Who uses long interconnect like in dealers?


Ideal setup has front end components close to listening chair and run long interconnect between pre and power where power amp sits in between speakers; I have seen many high end dealers to adopt this setup and result is usually more than great. This way front end components do not obstruct speaker imaging and can also avoid bass heavy (vibration) location. But if that is ideal, why do I rarely see long interconnect for sale in used market? I don't think people only upgrade components and short interconnects?
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I too am looking into this for my set-up. But I'm plagued by the thought of effectivly having this HUGE antenna between my control unit and amp. Yikes! Since I cannot go balanced with my equipment choices, won't this degrade sonic quality? Or are single ended cables shielded enough to stop the pick up?

Best,
Kana, how would you describe the sonic differences between the balanced run against the unbalanced?